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New Zealand Times, Volume LXVI, Issue 3311, 18 December 1897, Page 4

CITY LOAN OFFICE PAWNBROKERS sale, TO-DAY, SATURDAY, U O’CLOCK SIDEY’S AUCTION ROOMS, 555 WEDNESDAY, 23nd DECEMBER, 1897, At 2.30 o’clock. VALUABLE FREEHOLD COTTAGES AND ALLOTMENTS. TiTBANCIS BIDET AND CO. hive reJj oeived instructions from the Public Trustee, in the estate ot John Stookbridge, deceased, to sell by auction, in their rooms, Manners street, on Wednesday, 22nd December, 1897, at 2.30 p.m.— Lot I—Cottage, No. 7, Rintoul street, 20 feet frontage, about 70 feet depth Lot 2—Cottage, No. 9, Kintpul street, 20 feet frontage, 70 feet depth Lot 3-Cottage, having 22 feet frontage to Ferguson street and 109 feet frontage to Rhodes street Lot 4-Cottage, 22 feet frontage to Ferguson street, 109 feet depth The above dwellinghouses are all within one minute’s walk of the tram, are always let, and are really first-class investments. Lot s—Corner allotment, 30 feet to Edinburgh terrace and 79 feet to Russell terrace Lot C—Cottage, 30 feet frontage to Edinburgh terrace, 79 feet depth Lot 7—Garden, 30 feet frontage to Edinburgh terrace. 79 feet depth Lot B—Garden, 30 feet frontage to Edinburgh terrace, 79ft depth Lots 5 to 8 are about 10 minutes’ walk from the tram, and are in close proximity to Newtown Park. The whole ot the properties are for absolute sale, and investors can get plans, conditions of silo, and full particulars from the Auctioneers, who will gladly show intending purchasers over the lots. No bettor opportunity for small capitalists investing has over been offered to the public. - use THURSDAY, 23bd DECEMBER, At 2:30 o’olook. T7IKANCIS SIDEY AND CO. have re 1 i | oeived instructions to sell by public auction, in their rooms, Manners street On account of whom it may concern—--1 valuable snrf boat, 24ft, with four oars, rowlocks and steer oar Also, The balance of the cargo of the ship Zuleika, as she now lies stranded in Palliser Bay. Terms cash. 425 w THIS DAT, SATURDAY, 18th DECEMBER, At 2.30 o’olook. F. EHORTT will sell at his mart—--2 oases toys and fanoy goods, photo frames, Aso., picnic baskets, portmanteaux, Gladstone bags, fishing and shooting tackle, tools, canaries, blackbirds, thrushes, 6ft breeding oage, violins, accordions, concertinas, banjo, zither, fiddle-strings, albums, razors, tea sets marble ornaments, and a lot of sundries. , 562 MONDAY, 20tk DECEMBER, At 2.30. RARE BARGAINS IN PIANOS. WF. SHORTT has been favoured with • instructions to - sell at bis mart, Willis street — 2 new pianos by Nnttag . 2 do do, by Ehrardt 1 second-hand do. by Murphy, of London The above pianos have to be sold, and are well worth looking after. 563 THIS DAY, SATURDAY, 18th DECEMBER,' At 2 o’clock. AT OUR HOR3B BAZAAR, Rabbis street. A. G. TAINE A CO. will sell—--1 Truck of heavy express and harness hordes, young, staunch, and now fit for work 10 Account of other vendors — Harness horses and hacks ; good useful sorts 2Sido-Raddlcs’and bridles, harness, and sundries Sale of trips, Ac., takes place at 1.30 o’clock. See separate advertisement for particulars. 515 THIS DAT, SATURDAY, 18th DECEMBER, At 1.30 o'clock. At Dun Yards, Haubis street. A. 1 G. TAINE AND 00. will sell— Handsome and very stylish pony dogcart, with lamps and cushion. This trap was built in Christchurch, and will be sold cheap Account of other vendors—--4 Spring - carts and drays, double - seated buggy, waggonette, grocer's spring - tiap, phaeton, well-built Christchurch dogcart (equal to new), and a number of other traps Sale at 1.30 o'clock, before horse sale starts. 546 THURSDAY, 23ud DECEMBER. AT LOWER HUTT YARDS. G. TAINE AND CO. will sell—--100 store ewes 50 fat sheep 10 head young cattle, dairy cows, horses, &o. 576 PALMERSTON HORSE SALE. THIS DAY. SATURDAY, 18th DECEMBER. Abraham and williams win sen by public auction, as above, at 1 20 upstanding hacks (broken and unbroken), also a few ponies, without reserve 6 draught horses 7 heavy spring-cart horses and geldings, from 3 to 5 years 1 draught gelding 1 4 reliable draught horses ' ■* On account of Messrs Pascal Bros.— 1 chestnut mare Mascotto 1 3-year gelding, by Bay King—Masootte 1 3-year gelding, by Sir Garnet 1 4yoar gelding, by Redwood—Aurora 6 hacks • 1 draught mare, dray and harness On account of F. S. Mcßae, Esq.— 2 thoroughly broken polo ponies, have been played in three tournaments Also, 1 4-year draught mare. 429 FAHIAfUA SALE. TUESDAY, DECEMBER 21st. Abraham and" williams win sell by public auction, at I p.m.— 35 yoarFne steers . 20 well-bred yearling steers 7 3-year steers SO 2 and steers TO 31 and 4-year bullocks 20 4-year forward bullocks F. L. JACKSON, - 444 Auctioneer. JOHNSONVILLE SALEYARDS, - JOHNSONTJLLB,' TUESDAY, 21sr~DECEMBER. Sale at 11 o'clock. fTIEEEMAN B. JACKSON A CO. will sell JC by auction, as above—--132 fat bullocks 200 fat ewes 200 prime fat wethers 120 fat lambs 200 fat sheep A. train leaves Wellington and Manawatu Railway Station at 10.25 a m., returning from JohusonviUe at 12.15 and 2 p.m,. Note.— OWING TO HOLIDAYS THERE WILL BE NO SALE ON THE 28th DECEMBER. FREEMaN R. JACKSON, 559 . ' Auctioneer. ; JN the SUMMER - USB PHOSPHOBISED IRON AND QUININE WINE, An Agreeable and Reliable Tonic for Children and Adults. Sole Proprietor— WM. C. FITZGERALD, CONSULTING CHEMIST AND PUBLIC . VACCINATOR, No. 1, Willis etrbet. . Free Vaccination Daily from Pure Calf Lymph. 15 M 193 JB ANNXSTEB, COSTUMIER. 16, HAWKESTONE STREET, THOENDON. Daring December, Dresses made in'any style, 10s 6d j Tailor-made, 13s 6d« 670